Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-05-17
TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIES.
A creature has been driven out of Pas
Robles for insulting laCies.

A creature has been driven out OF PasO
Robes for insulting lacies.
Some of the leading New York saloons
had their bars draped in mourning Oh Sun
day.
The steamer Fulda, from Bremen, has
gone ashore opposite the New York quaran-
tine station.
The Gar and Czarina started yesterday
for Nava-Tcherkask, Capitol of the Den
Cossacks country.
An Anglo-Parisian bookmaker named
Wright has offered 100000 for the English
race-horse Bendigo.
1t is said that Blaine and his friends are
busily engaged in laying plans for the Pres
idential nomination.
Mrs. James Brown Potter now says she
is willing to work her way up the histrionic
ladder round by round.
Verona Baldwin has gone from Los An
geles to San Francisco, and it is said she
intends going on the stage.
Colonel Glider SAYS he shall start for the
North Pole again shortly. He shows
symptoms of becoming crank.
c. NJ. Anderson rode twenty-five miles
at Vallejo on Saturday afternoon in one
houI and four minutes. He used five
horses.
Napoleon 3. Crump of Arkansas, has
been appointed special agent of the Gen
eral Land Office for the fraudulent land
entries.
Ex-President Hayes has been offered the
Presidency OF the Ohio State University,
and strong effort is bring made toget him
to accept.
In one of the New York city grammar
schools large numbers of immoral photo
graphs have been found in the possession
of young girls from u to IA years of age.
General Boulanger's plan for the expert
mental mobilization of the French army
next October is distrusted in Berlin. If
France mobiles Germany will mobilize
also.
Fritz GLAND, nurse in the employ of
Ellie Ellen, at rruckee. made murderous
assault on the hired girl, and tragedy was
prevented only by the timely arrival of an
officer.
A Willis, Tex, mob forced the jail on
Saturday night and killed McGeehe and
badly wounded his companion, Walker,
the two colored men who shot Granville
Powell the day before without provocation.
The American ship Charles H. Marshall,
from Philadelphia for London, passed the
Isle OF Wight on the 10Th of December and
has not been heard of since. She has been
given up for lost, with her crew of twenty
three men.
Gus Grose, of Virginia City, New, was
severely injured on Saturday while driving
near Deadman's Point. His vehicle was
thrown down the mountain side and rolled
for a thousand feet. He was badly Grip
pied, as also were his horses.
There is much excitement in Oxford, n
c., pending the trial of a negro named Ia
Dor, for assaulting a white woman, the
wife of prominent physician. The citi-
zens go about armed and ammunition has
been distributed to the local military and
there is indication that bloodshed is ex-
pected.
The Board of Censors of the National AS
ISOLATION of Trotting Horse Breeders have
just decided the dispute as to the paternity
of the great California colt, Arab, with
record of 2:17, who, it is expected. will this
season try the mettle Of Maiolica Obs, in
match for large sum of money. The
matter has been for long time in dispute
Ex-Governor Stanford, of California, claim
ing Arab as the son of his stallion, General
Benton, and r. S. Vereh, of Kentucky,
likewise claiming him to be the son of his
horse Arthurton. The Board has decided
that Arab was sired by Arthurtou.